Josh Findlay

Josh Findlay serves as the Director of the Texas Public Policy Foundation’s national Election Protection Project.  Previously, he was the first-ever National Director of Election Integrity for the Republican National Committee, where he was responsible for building the organization’s national Election Integrity infrastructure, implementing the party’s first national issue reporting system and placing over 80,000 new citizens in election roles.

Election Integrity

What Bill Clinton Understood About Noncitizen Voting That Jasmine Crockett Does Not

If President Bill Clinton had been sitting in last week’s House Judiciary Subcommittee on Oversight hearing on noncitizen voting, he might not have recognized his own party. During the hearing, Texas Rep. Jasmine Crockett accused Republicans of wanting Americans to believe “there are thousands of noncitizens voting in elections.” Crockett then noted that in “states...

September 24, 2026
Election Integrity

Democrats’ Maine mess puts insiders back in charge

The Graham Platner debacle raises a larger election-integrity question: Do voters still decide, or do parties reclaim power when elections get messy? “Inclusive.” “Representative.” “Transparent.” That is how Maine Democratic Party Chair Charlie Dingman describes the process for selecting a new Democratic nominee following Graham Platner’s withdrawal from the race. Those are worthy goals. However,...

July 14, 2026